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VOL. 50, NO. 15-STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458, TUESDAY,JAN. 13,1970 Own Thing'-Musical Opens Jan. 19

The Campus Life Enrichment Program will present a rock musical. The play is based on Shakespeare's "," but set in the now-world of pop music. Details-SECOND FRONT. Masquers Enter Competition The Masquers' production of "J.B.", the drama entered in the competition at the American College Theatre Festival, has reached the semi-finals. Details on SECOND FRONT

Homecoming Events Set Basketball games, a parade, a beauty pageant, a bonfire, dances, and a barbeque The Cast From Your Own Thing' highlight Homecoming Week, January 26-31. See PAGE 3 for full details. See Editorial On Page 4 Eagles Win 2 Tourneys The Eagles basketball team has For New G-A Policies won the Roanoke and Mercer tourneys. Details of the team's play throughout their recent competition on PAGE 7. r ) THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Jan. 1 3, 1970-Page 2 CLEC Sponsors Musical THE 'Your Own Thing' Second Front "Your Own Thing," the hired only one of them, the two femininity—to Orson's relief and thoroughly with-it musical that look so alike. joy. has been one of the biggest New From there on the mistaken "You don't mind my being a Committee Studies identity complications flow fast York hits since early 1968, is the girl?" she asks in a five-second exciting attraction coming to and rollickingly on the wings of a break in the title-song's frenzied McCroan Auditorium on January merry set of songs and dances-two of which are set to finale. "I'll just go along with it," 'Pass-fail' System 19, 1969. Orson answers jubilantly and then Shakespeare's own words, "Come It's a with-it, "now" musical with the orchestra continues the A proposed "Pass-Fail" grading having passed of failed the course. Away Death" and "She Never even though it's a comically beat, "You're my thing!" system will be the subject of an "Grading systems similar to the Told Her Love"-and a set of skewed version of an ancient Jacqueline Mayro as , open hearing January 20, at 7:30 one in our draft proposal are in comedy-Shakespeare's romantic multi-media accoutrements of Steve Skiles as Sebastian, Roger in the Lecture Room of the use at many colleges and slides, projections, films and "Twelfth Night" both because its Rathburn as Orson and Sandra Biology Building. universities," stated a memo from lighting magic. songs by Hal Hester and Danny Harrison as will be singing A five-member faculty the committee. "We are studying The cream of the jest is the Apolinar are solid, hard rock, with most of the 17 songs that pepper committee, authorized by Dean the experience of others in this shocked realization of Orson that here and there touches of lyrical the show, and others in the Quick of the School of Arts and matter." he is hopelessly in love with ballads, driving jazz and soothing all-youthful cast are Walter Sciences, is in charge of the study. However, "student support is V.Charley." This sets him barbershop harmony, and also Willison, Gregg Stump, Ron The proposed system would needed to enhance the report (by worriedly to reading treatises on because the basic idea is Tannas, Tony Aylward and Lee follow these guidelines: "1.) With the committee to Dean Quick," homosexuality and finding emphatically contemporary. Billington. the approval of their advisers, said Sears McGee, a committee The author-director, Donald historical parallels for his juniors and seniors would be member. Driver, has noticed that nowadays situation—the ancient Greeks, Everyone must have a reserved allowed to designate no more than Other members of the boys and girls often have similar David and Jonathan, Damon and seat ticket for the performance. 25 hours of their degree program committee include: Dr. Justine -dos and wear similar Pythias and others. When he Tickets are free to students upon for pass-fail grading. Mann, chairman, Dr. Parker bell-bottom slacks and other declares to Viola that he isn't presentation of their ID-Activity "2. The number of courses so Bishop, Miss Lucille Golightly. unisex garb so that often it's hard going to fight his inclination any cards, and are available to the designated could not exceed the and Robert Overstreet. to tell the lads from the lassies. further, that he will give up and public for $2.00. Tickets for maximum number of electives He has applied this observation do his own thing, she is at first faculty and staff are $1.00. allowed in the students degree to Shakespeare's story of the pleased but then, as she Tickets will be available from the program. shipwrecked Viola, who in the understands what he is saying, so secretary in the.Music Department "3. The courses so designated Grady Speaks strange never-never land of horrified she reveals her on Monday, January 12. would be electives, i.e. courses where she is washed up, finds it other than those listed as On Architecture advisable to disguise herself as a prerequisites or major/minor field boy and this puts a barrier to courses." January 14 winning the love of Count , Masquers Compete The purpose of the pass-fail with whom she gets employment system would be to "allow juniors James Grady, from the School as a page, and gets unwanted and seniors with intellectual tenders of love from the Olivia curiosity an opportunity to satisfy of Architecture at Georgia Tech, whom Orsino is trying In Southeast Festival it without risk to their grade point will present a lecture entitled unsuccessfully to woo. adverages." "Architecture and Surrealism" The Masquers were selected to winner). The winner will then A student in a pass-fail system January 14, 7 p.m. in the Foy compete in the American College travel to Washington, D.C. for the would not receive a grade. He In "Your Own Thing" the National Festival to be held April Fine Arts Recital Hall. Theatre Festival in Chapel Hill, would be designated as either Illyria where Viola arrives after North Carolina. The college drama 27-May 8. The lecture is sponsored by the her shipwreck, is simply New group and three others were "Of course we were thrilled HHM College Lecture Series. York, where she fearfully sings a chosen from the ten-state with the news," explained Miss I will attempt to show the song that expresses the lonely southeastern region. Hazel Hall, director. "To have one influence of architecture on Dean Cowen, head of the | depersonalization felt by many Mark R. Sumner, president of of the top productions out of the Law School of the University I Surrealism, and the influence of young people in America today the Southeastern Theatre twenty entries is definitely an of Georgia, will be here 1 Surrealism on architecture, said "So much glass, Conference, invited the Masquers accomplishment to be proud of. January 14 to talk with any I Mr. Grady. It will be concerned "So much steel, to perform "J.B." during the After all, this is our first year in students interested in the 1 with the 1920-1940 period of "What's there to care? regional festival on the University competition." study of law, announced Dr. I Surrealism but will also include "What's there to feel? of North Carolina campus, The 25 Masquers members Justine Mann, head of the fj "All that glass, working on the production other periods. January 8-11. Political Science department. "All that chrome, Sumner screened the Masquer's returned early from the Christmas Mr. Grady was educated at Dean Cowen will hold "Can I ever call this place fall quarter production of the holidays for rehearsals. They left Ohio State University, Carnegie fifty minute discussions from home?" Archibald MacLeish drama on early January 8 and will return Institute of Technology, and Lake 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. in Seeking employment, she calls Friday, November 21. As a result late January 12, after attending Forest Institute for Architecture Room 112 of the Frank I. I herself Charley and gets a job as a of his comments and Masquers' the other productions and and Landscape Architecture. Williams Center. The j singer with Orson, manager of a past performances the group was performing "J.B." discussions will begin on the Before teaching he was in private rock group (called The rated high among the twenty "I don't think the Masquers half-hour and end at twenty | practice of Architecture. He has Apocalypse!) in which the draft entries. will be too disappointed if we after to allow interested I taught at North Carolina State has just created a vacancy. The Masquers' production will don't win at region," added Miss students discussions University, Manchester University, Sebastian, her dressed-alike twin compete with three others: Hall. "We're just pleased we did to fit the schedules. brother, not at all drowned in the Birmingham-Southern, North well enough to be given a chance into their England, and the University of shipwreck, turns up and is also Carolina School of the Arts, and to compete. There's always next Virginia, as well as the Georgia hired by Orson, who thinks he has Hampton Institute (last year's year." Institute of Technology. . Judges Select 15 For Miss GSC Pageant

Preliminaries were held for the Miss Georgia Southern College Pageant on January 7. Of the 33 girls participating in the preliminaries, 15 were chosen as finalists. These girls and their sponsors are Gaye Blackwell, Olliff Hall; Kay Childs, Lewis Hall; Rena Dubberly, Masquers; Toni Kurz, Pi Kappa Phi; Linda Lord, Veazy Hall; Brenda Mabrey, Phi Mu; Suzanne McClain, German Club; Nancy McDonald, Delta Zeta; Joanne Semisch, Kappa Delta; Brenda Ann Slade, Wudie Hall; Jill Smith, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Rebecca Sorrow, Alpha Xi Delta; Linda Gail Stewart, Kappa Sigma; Terry Stocks, Zeta Tau Alpha; and Cheryl Youngblood, Phi Beta Lambda. Judges for the preliminaries were Mrs. Charlotte A. Ford, Mrs. Gladys Hicks, Mr. Gordon Turner, Mr. Carlton Humphrey, and Mr. Richard Keithley. Wayne Buffington, director of the Miss GSC Pageant, acknowledges the assistance of Wayne Rice, props; Marsha Rushing, Miss GSC; Miss Ruth Green; Joan Johnson; Susan The finalists from the Miss GSC Pageant Preliminaries Johnson, Patty Sale; Rick McCool: and Pi Kappa Phi. THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1970 Page 3 DATELINE Homecoming Week Events Begin January 26 Southern. . . Homecoming Week has been displays will be limited to a trophy sans cash. These awards designated as the last week of Sweetheart Circle, and therefore will be presented at halftime of January, January 26-31, should be constructed of durable the basketball game with announced Tom McElheney and material to withstand any Columbus January 31. Mike Norton, co-chairman of the inclement weather conditions that Organizations and dormitories Homecoming Committee. might be encountered during the sponsoring displays and floats Activities for the occasion week. will, of course, be responsible for Savannah Group Exhibits Student Art range a wide spectrum, including Space for constructing floats clearing tneir working areas in such diverse enterprises as a and displays will be allotted in a Sweetheart Circle. The The Student Art Show s being exhibited at the Savannah Art student-faculty basketball game, a "Race for Space" January 27. rectification of this messy Association Gallery until the end of January. Works were taken from bonfire, a lecture by Dr. Kenneth Representatives from dormitories situation should be accomplished the past fall quarter student show. This show will be a continuing show Black, a Homecoming Parade, and organizations will gather at by 10 a.m. February 2. which will travel to other engagements. Works in the show were done several alumni meetings, and soul, the Williams Center at 4 p.m., and The nominations for by art majors and some non-art majors. folk, and rock concerts in the at 4:30 p.m. will race for Homecoming Court will precede The works are drawn from such diverse fields as painting, ceramics, Hanner Gym. Sweetheart Circle, with the Homecoming Week. On January textiles, sculpture, drawing, and photography. Most works are The Homecoming theme is winners choosing their territory 13, the freshman and sophomore prize-winning pieces from the student show. "Sign of the Times." All dorms according to their order of finish. classes will assemble in McCroan "are urged to decorate their All displays are to be Auditorium to make their buildings," said Mike Norton, completed at 8 p.m. on January nominations, the freshmen at 7 Cain Attends Nutrition Meet co-chairman of the Homecoming 31. Judging will begin at 10 a.m. p.m., the sophomores at 8 p.m. Committee. "It is extremely and will be based on originality, On January 15, the junior and Dr. Martha Tootle Cain, Professor of Chemistry, ttended the impressive for returning alumni to construction, theme continuity, senior classes will gather at the Inter-Institutional Committee n Nutrition (ICON) eeting at the see a 'Welcome Home' sign and general appearance, and design. same location for the same Southeastern Agriculture Research Laboratory in Athens recently. The decorations representative of the Three winners will be chosen. purpose, the juniors at 7 p.m., the committee is organized through the office of the Chancellor of the friendly dormitory residents." The first place winner will receive seniors at 8 p.m. University System of Georgia to work toward solutions of existing food Norton also urged all a trophy and fifty dollars; the Homecoming Week activities problems of both local and world-wide.levels. organizations and dormitories to second placy winner will receive a will begin Monday, January 26, Dr. Cain holds the B.S. degree from Georgia Southern College, the enter floats in the Homecoming trophy and twenty-five dollars; with the election of the M.A. degree from the University of Colorado, and the Ph.D. degree Parade or to put up displays. The the third place winner will receive from the University of Connecticut. Continued from Page 8

Yonchak Wins Student Art Show

Karen Yonchak, freshman speech major, has been named winner of Traditional Fashions first and second places in the Student Art Show held December in the Foy Fine Arts Gallery. The two water colors, depicting a shadow running on the beach, and a little Vietnamese boy beside a barbed wire For The Young Man fence, are the first works Yonchak has ever entered in an art contest. Karen, a native of Louisville, Georgia, is minoring in Art at Georgia Southern. On Campus (At Wholesale Prices-Save to 40%) Dr. Murphy Publishes Article

Dr. Mary O. Murphy, associate professor of education, is co-author of an article entitled "Historical Inquiry as a Method of Teaching History on the Secondary Level" which will appear in The Social OVER 5,000 Studies, a national social sciences publication. The article was written in conjunction with Dr. Laszlo Dalnoki Miklos, Professor of Social Science at Edward Waters College. GARMENTS Dr. Murphy holds the B.A. degree from Newberry College, and the The greatest collection of Young M.Ed, and D.Ed, degrees from the University of Georgia. Men's Fashion styled Clothing in Southeast Georgia. Advance Fashions from British, Hong Kong Howard Attends World Conference and U.S. Factories. We're catering especially to the "Man On Campus" with traditional vested Dr. Cecil G. Howard, associate professor of Marketing, attended the models, side vents, center vents, Eleventh World Conference of the Society or International soft shoulders. 2 and 3 button Development held in New Delhi, India, last month. Over 1000 delegates styles. All brand new Fall Suits in medium weight, ideal for year from throughout the world attended the meeting, the theme of which 'round wear. You Save Up To was "Challenges to Prevalent Ideas on Development." 40% from MASON'S Factory Howard holds the B.A. degree from Agra University in India, and the Outlet. . .All Merchandise FIRST M.B.A. nd Ph.D. degrees from Ohio State University. QUALITY.

Industsial Newsletter Selects Editors All First Quality Two members of the division of industrial technology have been SUITS--SP0RT COATS named to the Editorial Staff of the Georgia Industrial Arts Association SLACKS-ALL WEATHER Newsletter. Dr. Rex A. Nelson, associate professor of Industrial Arts Education, is serving as Editor, and Arvard O. Vogel, assistant professor C0ATS--JACKETS of Graphic Arts Technology and Printing Management, is Production At Tremendous Savings! Editor for the publication. Nelson holds the B.S. and M.S. degree from Fort Hays Kansas State College, and the Ed.D. degree from Colorado State College. Vogel received the A.B.A. degree from Snow College, and the B.A. and M.A. degrees from Colorado State College. Semi-Self Service Faculty Attend Political Conference Alterations Extra Dr. Matt W. Williamson, assistant professor of Political Science, and Dr. Justine Mann, Associate Professor of Political Science, recently attended the annual meeting of the Southern Political Science All Merchandise Association in Miami. Dr. Mann has also been invited to participate in a panel at the American Political Science Association Conference in Los Angeles in First Quality September 1970.

Who's Who Lists Frances Seymour

Mrs. Frances Seymour, assistant professor of Home Economics, has been listed in the Sixth Edition of the Marquis Company's Who's Who in American Women with World Notables. She holds the B.S.H.E. and 'he M.Ed, degrees from the University of Georgia and is a member of One Block West of Mid-Town Statesboro the American Home Economics Association, the Georgia Nutrition Council, the American Vocational Association, and the Governor's Conference on Education. THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1970-Page 4 /3-<%0-70

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and any announcement concerning weekend activities on the THERE5 no campus were ineffective. NOTHING I pu exi By publishing on Tuesday, we hope to alleviate this ABOUT THAT.' Le problem. Since all students will be on the campus Tuesday, ho everyone will read the paper when the.news is fresh and have TAJ Alt ?%k> wr knowledge of weekend activities at least three days prior to is pu their occurrence. The new publishing date will also allow us 'I? to provide complete and comprehensive coverage of weekend sports activities. Edit Copy from all organizations (Greek and otherwise), letters 1 to the editor and other student contributions, and and advertisements must be submitted no later than 12 noon Can Thursday prior to the Tuesday publication date. The Predictions For The 70s mor of Cruelty to Ducks petitions the GEORGE-ANNE office is located in Rooms 108 and 110 in By BILL NEVILLE His seminar discusses "The Proper trav college to let the ducks use the way to ride a Bicycle Backwards," the Frank I. Williams Center. Any questions may be answered Editor the old swimming pool for their and other "important" topics. Fest by calling our office (ext. 246) between the hours of 9 a.m. January 13, 1970-the decade activities. 1976 Jam and 5 p.m. during the week and between noon and 3 p.m. of the sixties is over. With the end The ducks refuse to transfer to Musicologists from all over the Unr weekends. of any year—and more especially the pool. They feel their world visit the campus, in an We are trying this experiment in an effort to better serve with the end of a decade, swimming conditions are already attempt to make McCroan thoughts of many turn toward superior. Auditorium's floors squeak and the campus community, but we can do so only with the the long-range 1972 squeel in harmony. The tho students' co-operation. predictions and Otis Cribbleclobis Jr., 13th experiment is a success and a Dec plans. quarter senior, almost graduates course in the operation of the Chn For the with an unblemished record. He Auditorium is added as a part of wen r reader's benefit never missed a meal at the dinning the Music Education Program. that the decade of the hall in his entire college career. 1977 allo 70's is broken up His friends set up a memorial McCroan's harmonious floors Masquers POS! (conviently) into plaque and memorial fund. go out of tune and piano tuners McCroan Auditorium still At the writing of this institutional, the Masquers are in 1 0 from all over the world attempt to a pproximately moans with masochistic glee. retune the Auditorium. Chapel Hill, N.C., preparing for their trip home, after equal segments 1973 The College Union Board th. representing the college in the American College Theater called years. The Nothing happens this year, suffers a sudden attack of good Coi Festival. There are four schools in competition. predictions except for the 2,002th taste and does not book the pei The Masqueres presence in the festival is something of a follow each year. consecutive appearance of the Lettermen. pro 1970 Lettermen. signal achievement. It is their first year as competitors. Then- Crowds gather at the Hanner offi McCroan Auditorium rests in 1974 Field House to hear the missing ma; production of "J.B." Archibald MacLeish's excellent its supreme squalor and greets the The recently formed Arts and Lettermen. (The conditioned moi allegorical drama based on the book Job, was staged here new decade with its floors Crafts program at the college reflex of the student body is given and during fall quarter. cheerfully creaking. branches out into new areas. New as the cause of this phenomenon.) Bir Anthony and the Imperials courses added include: 1978 Car As anyone familiar with the hard work and spleen-viting appear-again. "Underwater Basket Weaving The Eagle overlooking the Art: that goes on during Masqueres rehearsals knows, the Campus Security issue their 353" and "Surrealistic Finger front gate is included in "Who's are accomplishment was no mere fluke; it was not a one-night 3,000,000th parking ticket of the Painting 571." Who in American Fowl." Na coincidence, but the culmination of a great amount of year. The entire state of Georgia Was extremely sweaty work. The SAGC forms another petitions to Women's regulations The entire nation holds committee. changed on the college campus. Moratoriums and petitions the This quarter the group plans to attack Neil Simon's ( Women's regulations do not The petition, bearing some college to change the Women's app hilarious comedy, "The Odd Couple." Their preparation will change. 5,039,628 signatures, is turned regulations. The petition, bearing faci be watched with many an interested eye. 1971 down. over 174,389,601 signatures is The Lettermen take their presented to officials,—the request mar 2,000th consecutive appearance 1975 is turned down. that on campus. Former Governor Lester 1979 And Gee McCroan Auditorium is still Maddox follows in the footsteps McCroan Auditorium prepares around. of other public officials and to greet the new decade as it rests pub Pass-Fail?? The Society for the Prevention begins a seminar at the college. in its supreme squalor.

It is not often that a real step toward renovating the The Icy Nakedness Of It All somewhat outmoded academic situation at this school is Lacy made. However, a rare step in that direction is about to By Hugh de college's law-makers to suspend To my way of thinking, the the rule for a couple of days. happen. By degrees of temperature, it criterion of what should be worn seems, our staid old Or perhaps the females among to class is comfort. One should be On January 20 there will be an open meeting to discuss administration can be seen the law-makers were moved to able to concentrate on one's the possibilities of a PASS-FAIL system here. For those not occasionally to be easing some of question the infallibility of their subject and not be distracted by familiar with such a system it simply means that there will be its quaint little regulations legislation when the nakedness of the discomfort of inadequate no grade for the course other than a P or an F. regarding their own legs was brought clothing. women's dress sharply to their attention by the A girl who has to sit for an Of course there, are many limitations that will be tagged to on campus, icy temperatures. hour at a time wondering if the such a radical step forward. For instance, the program could specifically as The whole incident raises a cold numbness from her waist not be available for courses in one's major field or the core regards to what question of the definition of down is the first sign of gangrene curriculum, and too, it would probably only effect juniors is worn in class. propriety. The rule forbidding setting in is hardly likely to be in and seniors; still, it is a great step toward a more updated Last week, women to wear slacks to class was a very receptive frame of mind. t emperat ures based, at its inception, on the Further, a plain old pair of academic program. Who knows, in the future the core around here premise that slacks were not slacks is far less distracting for the curriculum may come under such a plan, making the old dropped to a fitting attire for women in public. male students in a class than the 'Monstrosity' almost feasible in its purpose. chilling 15 or so While many of us can remember tantalizing vision of the miniskirt, Though intending to stimulate intellectural growth and to below freezing when such was indeed the case, which gradually inches its and, in apparent there are few who could argue titillating way further and further faciliate the student in broadening his range, the program reversal of the accepted laws of convincingly today that slacks are up the otherwise uncovered thigh cannot possible succeed without student support. That is the nature, it produced a thaw - in the not as fundamental and accepted of the female wearer. purpose of the open hearing on the matter-to get the voice administration, that is. an item of a woman's wardrobe as So, for the continuing comfort of the student. Support is the only thing that can make a Perhaps it was the sight of the are coats. - and health - of the women at this reality of a particularly good idea. If positive proof is given college coeds trudging to class in a Admittedly, slacks are not college, let's get rid of the sillier misery of cold, bare legs, in generally regarded as suitable for rules governing women's dress on that the student body is behind the movement then the dutiful deference to the rules formal attire, but daily classes at campus. It's not a matter of committee in charge of the study will have something to forbidding women wearing slacks college could hardly be described morals, principles or ethics, just a show the administration when making its report. to class, that prompted the as formal occasions. matter of being sensible. Editor:

LETTERS POLICY The adoption of a uniform grading system in the institutions Letters to the Editor and all of the University System of correspondence concerning this Georgia has led to some questions newspaper, should be ATTENTION! from students upon which I addressed to: THE EDITOR, should like to comment. THE GEORGE-ANNE, The system adopted involves LANDRUM CENTER BOX only letter grades and grade Beginning This Quarter No. 8053, GEORGIA points; i.e., A - 4.0 grade points, B SOUTHERN COLLEGE, - 3.0 grade points, C - 2.0 grade STATESBORO, GEORGIA points, D - 1.0 grade point, and F The George-Anne 30458. Letters should be in - .0 grade points. It does not give good taste, and the Editorial any numerical equivalents such as Will Be Published on Tuesday. Board of this newspaper A - 90-100, B - 80-90, and so reserves the right to edit these forth. Any numerical system a letters for obscenity and libel. professor wishes to use for his The Deadline for Organization News, Advertising, Letters must be received by 12 own shorthand in establishing the Letters to the Editor and Other Student Contributions noon on the Thursday before letter grades is of his own publication, and must not choosing. As a matter of fact, a Is Thursday Before Publication At 12 Noon. exceed 400 words in length. numerical system is simply a Letters must be signed, convenient way which some however, the name of the professors have in developing The George-Anne Offices Are Located In writer may be omitted from records which enable them to publication by request. assign certain grades. Depending Rooms 108 & 110 of the F. I. Williams Center. on the type of material and the method of testing, one professor Phone 764-6611 Ext. 246 Editor: might choose a different numerical system from another The GSC Masquers were off professor in a different course and running to Chapel Hill, North with a different approach. In any Carolina, bright and early on the case, what he is trying to morning of January 8 as J.B. accomplish through the numerical Aid Office Assists Students travels to further competition in system, if he uses one (and he is the American College Theatre not obligated to use one), is a Festival to be held through judgement of the work of a January 11 on the campus of the student in terms of the With Loans, Jobs, Scholarships University of North Carolina. interpretations stated in the Georgia Southern Catalog on page The days of lack of funds to really wants an education to get programs and other programs 74. These statements define the attend college are past. Today financial help. The screening from private offices. Since the announcement that meaning of the letter grades in a there are loans, scholarships, and process on all applicants is Just recently, as a result of his the Masquers would be among way which can be interpreted by jobs available for anyone who is thorough and conclusive. Ben efforts, 39 students were awarded those competing came on faculty and students in a much capable and willing to go to Waller, director of placement and Regents Scholarships totaling December 15 just before the more meaningful way than college. student aid, and his staff spend $13,375, the fourth largest Christmas break, cast members ordinarily is true through such Ten years ago, the college got many waking hours studying cases allocation of the University were hurriedly informed in order terms as excellent, good, fair, into the business of student aid. and applications of those students System of Georgia for the coming that they might return early to poor, and fail. Both students and After a few years of organization requesting financial help. academic year. He is still working allow as much rehearsal time as faculty should read these and development a report was But the work is worth it as far with the applicants for State possible. statements carefully and apply made by the Student Personnel as Waller is concerned. His own Teachers Scholarships for them to their grades. Office in 1962-63 showing 651 official statement neatly describes 1969-70, the total of which for the purpose of it all: "The last year was $147,046, awarded Mr. Mark Sumner, president of Since the Catalog does not students having received financial financial aid program is designed to 194 students. the Southeastern Theatre always get carefully read, it may assistance through the student aid for the college to assist eligible Conference, judged the Masquers be worth quoting the paragraphs program totaling $218,000 for students in receiving the benefits Any kind of program of performance during regular in question here: that one year. At Georgia Southern College of higher education, who or lack legitimate design that offers help production in November and of financial means of their own or to students will gain Waller's and offered valuable suggestions which the "C" grade is the instructor's Five years later, another annual certification that the student has their families, would be unable to may allow Masquers to compete report was filed for the 1968-69 the Student Aid Program's demonstrated the required obtain such benefits." more favorably with the larger year. This one showed an attention. "This is big business," mastery of the material. The grade Throughout the year, Waller and better equipped schools from impressive leap of both figures he declares. He's right. of "B" signifies that the student works with many different Twenty-two hundred and forty Birmingham Southern, North with 2,240 students receiving has, for any combination of programs: Regents Scholarships, students represent nearly one-half Carolina School of the Performing $1,492,409. Higher education is reasons, gained a significantly State Teachers Scholarships, and Arts, and Hampton Institute who interested in and works closely of the student body this past year. more effective command of the the State Scholarship are also vieing for a trip to the with the students who need the "Why, we even find jobs for material than is generally Commission; the National Defense National Competition in financial help that will swing them student's wives," he adds. "We expected in that course. Student Loan Fund, the Georgia Washington D.C. in the spring. from an impossible situation to a figure if they don't work, the The "A" grade may be more comfortable one. Higher Education Assistant husband can't go to college." If interpreted to mean that the This is not to say that it's all Corporation; Educational that's not student aid in its Masquers would like to express instructor recognized exceptional that easy. It takes a student who Opportunity Grants; work-study highest form, then what is? appreciation to the students and capacities and exceptional faculty of GSC as well as the performance. many members of the community The student is graded "D" that helped make J.B. a success. when his grasp of the course is THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Nov. 7, 1969 Page 7 And a special thanks to the minimal. George-Anne staff for fine The "F" grade indicates failure publicity. to master the essentials and the necessity for repeating before credit may be allowed. MASQUERS Dr. Pope A. Duncan Vice-President siiiisiiiiiiii Organization News

THE county home economist, Gkorgp-Amtr demonstrated inexpensive ways to make beautiful decorations and The opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and A.H.E.A. not necessarily those of the college administration or faculty. Sigma Pi gifts for Christmas. A party was Published weekly during four academic quarters by and for the held after the class so that the The Georgia Southern College students of Georgia southern College. Entered as second class matter upperclassmen could get to know at Georgia Southern College Post Office, Statesboro, Ga., 30458, The brothers of Gamma Tau Student Member Section of the under act of Congress. Offices located in Rooms 108 and 110, Chapter of Sigma Pi announce the the freshmen members better. Frank I. Williams Center, Georgia Southern College, Telephone American Home Economis 764-6611, ext. 246. —Printed by Bulloch Herald Publishing Co., installation of four new brothers. Association met in December to Statesboro, Ga. They are Jim Beasly, Vidalia, Ga., announce the section's entry in Projects coming up include Rusty Rice, Atlanta, Richard the Miss GSC contest as Diane plans to buy a $30.00 share in the EDITORIAL BOARD McDaniel, Thomaston, Ga., and Culver, and to elect officers to fill new A.H.E.A. headquarters Bill Neville Steve Arnold Ralph E. Lapp, Savannah. This vacancies created by Marilyn building in Washington, D.C. Plans Editor Business Manager installation occurred on Saturday, Davis, treasurer, (student are being completed for the Bill Beecher Managing Editor December 13, 1969. teaching) and Mary Ellen Burnett, Big-Sister-Little-Sister project Hugh de Lacy News Editor Also taking place during the which was delayed fall quarter. David Tice Copy Editor projects chairman, (graduation). Darryl Yearwood Associate Sports Editor last part of the fall quarter was Micki Johnson was elected as Winter Workshop will be held at Charles Aligood Associate Sports Editor the formulation of a Little Sister ABAC in Tifton. Deanne Bush, Susan Arnold Assistant Business Manager treasurer, Carolyn Bennett as Billy Ferrell National Advertising Manager program and the installation of projects chairman, and Nina secretary, is planning more Larry Anderson Circulation Manager fourteen girls into it. They were Gunn, as projects co-chairman. enrichments for this quarter on a Conrad Vogel Photographer. Kathy Lee, Mary Batten, Carol The fall quarter money-making number of topics that will be of -«A

Homecoming Queen and Court. Voting is to be conducted in the Williams Center from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. ^ ($$fiM*ttJi Scheduled for Tuesday, January 27, is the "Race for Space" previously referred to. The Tailor's Bench GR0UP0F LONG & SHORT SLEEVE "Face" will begin at 4:30 p.m. and Coosa The students and faculty will play PURITAN-T0NI in a basketball game at 7:30 p.m. in the Ilanner Gym. The New Folk will present a CASUAL KNIT SHIRTS concert in the Hanner Gym at 8 p.m. the following night. On Thursday, January 29, a SLACKS 25% OFF bonfire-pep rally will be held behind the Hanner Gym, followed at 8 p.m. by a dance with the U.S. Kyds in the Hanner Gym. 20% PETER'S On Friday, January 30, Dr. Kenneth Black will present a WASH'N WEAR lecture on the "Age of Discontinuity" at 9 a.m. in the OFF Foy Recital Hall. An Alumni ALTERATION EXTRA WIND College, with seminar discussions for alumni and interested students, will be conducted from BREAKERS 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at Windsor Village. The GSC gymnasts will meet the University of Florida A^^&.M/^. 20% gymnasts at 3:30 p.m. Other and &*i activities for the day will include class reunions at 6:30 p.m. and a Tailor's Bench OFF concert by Little Anthony and 5 the Imperials at 8 p.m. in the Hanner Field House. Homecoming activities will be | DRESS concluded Saturday, January 31. and Oxonian At 10 a.m. the displays will be BUTTON-DOWN judged, at 11 a.m. the Alumni I SLACKS ! Association will meet, and from 12:30 p.m. until 1:30 p.m. SHIRTS 25% OFF barbeque will be served by the lake. 25% The Homecoming Parade will THE start at 2:30 p.m. An Alumni Banquet will be held at Mrs. OFF Bryant's Kitchen at 5:30 p.m. ALTERATION Rounding out the week's activities EXTRA is the Homecoming game with £ /\ Q L & Store Columbus at 8 p.m.. followed by a dunce featuring Archie Bell and ON CHANDLER ROAD adjacent to GSC Campus the Drells in the Hanner Gym.

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